I wouldn't call it coincidence, nor would I say it surprising I can look at a set of pictures and estimate almost to the day completion.....
I have done this many times before you know ;)
Usually, any and all build outs are pretty quick. I've seen 80k cultivation (indoor) buildings go up from breaking ground to plants in on 4-5 month schedules.
It's usually just weather, scheduling, sub's, equipment backorders, wait times, regulatory that add the time....
Although, as stated many times before.....this is something I think these guys need to look into and address (who's heading their site development...)
Dyer began quite a while back, and they stated summer grand opening...so, I'd like to see it up a little earlier than July...(But, that site is quite a project......retail out front, entertainment site, cultivation, extraction and processing,and I believe they also stated beverage will be out of that site, so....that one get's a little breathing room on turnaround as quite a bit involved......
We just did a retail and a vault door had a 10 week wait time on it due to features/specifics requested....(then of course it becomes a matter of do you do something else?, a different source?, or just pencil it in (heavy sigh)....
Given that door is going to be sitting in front of about $1MM product (essentially "cash") at any given time....ehh...we tend not to skimp on security..(our security associates have done federal facility installations and management, etc, so....)
State specifics and regulatory can vary quite a bit as well, but CA "rubber stamp" for the most part, so....
Dyer though the big one.....if they can get lights flipped (cultivation) and doors open on the retail....that will probably be their greatest asset overall...(especially with the beverage line launched, which as stated before, a compentant sales team (and someone heading it)...they should have quite a bit of exposure/sales statewide....(and I'd introduce the same into Nevada asap as the market itself (vice tourism) perfect for the products...
It's too personal to be business.
